Iceberg to criticism from Nix: “Even though I was drinking, I have a hundred times more achievements”

Former professional Dota 2 player Bogdan Iceberg Vasilenko commented on Alexander Nix Levin’s words about his game. Vasilenko explained why he was never afraid to play against the strongest mid players, and also responded to criticism from the streamer.

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[I remember the times when you destroyed in mid SF against Miracle. How did you feel then?] Yes, just like now. Guys, I had more than enough confidence. I never had any jitters, I was never afraid to stand against someone. Just because I played sports, you know? All my life I’ve been told: “If you lose, that’s [cool], because losing teaches you a lot more than winning.” So I was never afraid [of losing] somewhere. This made me stronger. I recently saw some clip where Nix said: “Iceberg wasn’t afraid to stand against Vovasik [No[o]ne. - Ed.] because he’s just stupid,” he said something like that. Nix, I just realize that you get a lot more out of defeat. That's why you're more likely to be stupid. This is your answer to the take. That's why you didn't achieve anything in Dota, but I did. Even though I drank and led a destructive lifestyle, I have a hundred times more achievements than you. Precisely because I do have brains, Comrade Nix. This is not negative.

Previously, Nix stated that he considers PARIVISION mid player Vladimir No[o]ne Minenko to be one of the most outstanding players in the entire history of the e-sports discipline. Read more about this in the material.